Sentence examples for natural conversion from inspiring English sources

(A buffer solution resists change in acidity by combining with added hydrogen ions and, essentially, inactivating them). The natural conversion of carbon dioxide to carbonic acid is a relatively slow process; however, carbonic anhydrase, a protein enzyme present inside the red blood cell, catalyzes this reaction with sufficient rapidity that it is accomplished in only a fraction of a second.

The natural conversion of carbon dioxide to carbonic acid is a relatively slow process; however, carbonic anhydrase, a protein enzyme present inside the red blood cell, catalyzes this reaction with sufficient rapidity that it is accomplished in only a fraction of a second.

Physicians also wondered whether its ability to block the natural conversion of testosterone to a more powerful male hormone, called dihydrotestosterone, in the prostate could prevent cancer.

Willson et al. suggested that a 2-week intervention is not likely to result in a natural conversion in foot strike pattern [9].

This has meant some abandonment of certain grazing areas as well as of marginal cropped fields, the return of trees and shrubs in pasturelands and in marginal farmlands, and the natural conversion of abandoned areas to early stages of forest.

Some of these morphologies in the form of elongated particles and spindles were strikingly similar to the prolate ellipsoids referred as secondary "calciprotein particles" or "CPPs" that were derived from the aging and natural conversion of nascent apatite-fetuin-A complexes that initially also assume the form of round particles (termed primary CPPs) [92] [94].

Practically complete natural gas conversion has been obtained.

This analysis suggests areas for research focus that might improve the profitability of natural gas conversion.

Skeletal metal catalysts offer distinct advantages in low-temperature natural gas conversion.

Photosynthetic organisms are an ideal platform for efficient, natural CO2 conversion to a broad range of chemicals.

In this paper, we study single-step natural gas conversion technologies that directly convert methane to olefins and higher hydrocarbons.